Last Saturday, a group of us hit up the Bombay Brasserie in Rice Village for a lunch buffet. For $14, I thought that this lunch buffet was extremely lacking...as in lacking SAMOSAS! I mean, could it really be THAT expensive to put some fried samosas in the lunch buffet? As if the chicken tikka masala and vegetarian paneer is so pricy, that you can't afford to do that? I guess this isn't like a Chinese buffet with high traffic and such, but still, it's pretty depressing not to get any samosas. Usually, the other foods on the buffet line are pretty good at the Bombay Brasserie...but on this day, I thought the food was a bit "watered down" and lacked flavor. The consistency of the foods were off, except for the fried veggies and green beans which were delicious. At least the meal was free, courtesy of one of the clubs @ school.
29 Kasım 2012 Perşembe
Bombay Brasserie - Lunch Buffet (Rice Village)
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Last Saturday, a group of us hit up the Bombay Brasserie in Rice Village for a lunch buffet. For $14, I thought that this lunch buffet was extremely lacking...as in lacking SAMOSAS! I mean, could it really be THAT expensive to put some fried samosas in the lunch buffet? As if the chicken tikka masala and vegetarian paneer is so pricy, that you can't afford to do that? I guess this isn't like a Chinese buffet with high traffic and such, but still, it's pretty depressing not to get any samosas. Usually, the other foods on the buffet line are pretty good at the Bombay Brasserie...but on this day, I thought the food was a bit "watered down" and lacked flavor. The consistency of the foods were off, except for the fried veggies and green beans which were delicious. At least the meal was free, courtesy of one of the clubs @ school.
Last Saturday, a group of us hit up the Bombay Brasserie in Rice Village for a lunch buffet. For $14, I thought that this lunch buffet was extremely lacking...as in lacking SAMOSAS! I mean, could it really be THAT expensive to put some fried samosas in the lunch buffet? As if the chicken tikka masala and vegetarian paneer is so pricy, that you can't afford to do that? I guess this isn't like a Chinese buffet with high traffic and such, but still, it's pretty depressing not to get any samosas. Usually, the other foods on the buffet line are pretty good at the Bombay Brasserie...but on this day, I thought the food was a bit "watered down" and lacked flavor. The consistency of the foods were off, except for the fried veggies and green beans which were delicious. At least the meal was free, courtesy of one of the clubs @ school.
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